You can spend more than a day taking in all the artifacts theirs so much to see it's huge the 2 cafes are lovely and the scones are huge they also do afternoon tea in one of the carriages well worth a visit especially for...More

Not train buffs but loved this and free to get in too (although we donated the recommended £5) - totally worth it. The temporary missing passenger game was also terrific

Free entry, lots to see and various activities. Fun for all the family - little area for under 5's. Storage of different sizes around the museum. There are normally 3 different places to choose to eat, however one was being upgraded. All offering different things...More

It has been about 30 years since my last visit to the railway museum. There appears to be more engines than last time. These museums are supposed to be free entry but you are more or less forced to pay a "recommended donation of £5"...More

Decided to visit here today as weather was overcast. Can't believe this attraction is free ( you can give a donation and plenty places to do it.) Well worth a visit lots and lots to see and do. There was a murder mystery story you...More

One of the very few free attractions in York although one is encouraged to donate which is only fair. The trains on display are fantastic a real piece of history. Husband wants to go back again and probably again. I think to truly appreciate all...More

A unique dining experience on a platform, surrounded by trains from yesteryear! Its under cover too and heated, just in case you are worried about the weather!

The Mallard is there - what's more to say! Probably have to be a bit of an aficionado though - the wife wasn't that interested!

Had a lovely experience when I visited the National Railway Museum in York. Went there together with my partner and a couple of friends, and everyone was impressed with the diverse suite of exhibits. The museum is very well kept and clean. It is definitely...More

we went with a family of generations from 7 - 70 year olds and we were not disappointed . the well kept trains ,carriages and converted stock to restaurants and cafes suited all visitors.